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[[File:Monopoly Gamer Standard.jpg|200px|thumb|Monopoly Gamer]]

'''Monopoly Gamer''' is a series of {{wp|Monopoly (game)|Monopoly}} board game variants with themes, rules and mechanics based on popular video games. The inaugural edition of the game was based on the ''[[Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]]'' universe. While the standard edition was released in August 2017,{{ref needed}} a special Collector's Edition with a Bowser token and a character case was released on June 28, 2017 by {{wp|Hasbro}}. All of the areas on the board (with the exception of [[Bowser's Castle]]) are taken from world and level names in ''[[New Super Mario Bros. U]]''. A ''[[Mario Kart (series)|Mario Kart]]'' edition was released in 2018. For its third and fourth editions in 2019, the series branched out from the ''Super Mario'' franchise and Nintendo brand with {{wp|Activision Blizzard}}'s ''{{wp|Overwatch (video game)|Overwatch}}'' and [[Sega]]'s ''{{wp|Sonic the Hedgehog}}'' franchises.

* The basic or "Standard Edition" is packaged in a standard-size "long" game box, and includes [[Mario]], [[Princess Peach]], [[Yoshi]] and [[Donkey Kong]] movers as playable Characters. It also includes Character cards for all four Characters, denoting their "Super Star Abilities" and "Power-Up Boosts", the game board, a deck of Title Deeds for the 16 properties on the board, a deck of eight "Boss Battle" cards, four "Reminder Cards" with quick-start rules and definitions of the Power-Up die sides, one blue die with white dots, one Power-Up die, 90 cardboard Coins (50 "Golden Coins" worth 1 coin, and 40 "Five Coins" worth five coins) and a Game Guide with rules.

Eight additional Power Packs have been released, each with an additional Character mover and card. The Characters released as of late 2017 are [[Toad]], [[Luigi]], [[Rosalina]], [[Tanooki Mario]], [[Fire Mario]], [[Diddy Kong]], [[Wario]] (who is the same as the Value Pack edition), and [[Boo]].

In all three versions of the game, there are eight Boss characters to defeat. The first seven are the [[Koopalings]]: [[Larry|Larry Koopa]], [[Morton|Morton Koopa Jr.]], [[Wendy|Wendy O. Koopa]], [[Iggy|Iggy Koopa]], [[Roy|Roy Koopa]], [[Lemmy|Lemmy Koopa]] and [[Ludwig|Ludwig von Koopa]]. In the Standard and Value Pack editions, the final boss is Bowser. Since Bowser is a player Character in the Collector's Edition, he is replaced by [[Bowser Jr.]]

*The "GO!" space prompts the player who lands on or passes it to receive 2 Coins from the Bank and initiate a "Boss Fight" by flipping over the top Boss Card on its pile.

** Brown: [[Acorn Plains]] & [[Yoshi Hill|Yoshi's Hill]]

** Light Blue: [[Layer-Cake Desert]] & [[Stone-Eye Zone]]

** Maroon: [[Sparkling Waters]] & [[Dragoneel's Undersea Grotto]]

** Orange: [[Frosted Glacier]] & [[Cooligan Fields]]

** Red: [[Soda Jungle]] & [[Painted Swampland]]

** Yellow: [[Rock-Candy Mines]] & [[Waddlewing's Nest]]

** Green: [[Meringue Clouds]] & [[Switchback Hill]]

** Dark Blue: [[Peach's Castle]] & [[Bowser's Castle]]

** Landing on a Super Star Space activates the player character's Super Star Ability, listed on the Character card. Each character has a unique Super Star Ability so listed. For example, if a player using Mario lands on a Super Star Space, the player rolls the numbered die and receives the number rolled + 5 Coins (i.e. a roll of a 3 earns the player 8 Coins total.)''

** Landing on a Warp Pipe Space lets the player move their character to the very next Warp Pipe space on the board. The player also collects any dropped coins on the spaces between those two Warp Pipes and on the landing Pipe (not from the departing Pipe).

* The Railroad Spaces are replaced by two [[? Block]] Spaces (one between the brown and light blue sets, and one between the red and yellow sets) and two [[Thwomp]] Spaces (one between the maroon and orange sets, and one between the green and dark blue sets).

In addition, depending on the Character a player is using, the Power-Up may get a "Boost", as listed on the Character card. Each character has a unique "Power-Up Boost" assigned that may be activated when the listed Power-Up is rolled; for example, if the player playing Mario rolls the coins side on the Power-Up die, he gets four coins instead of three.

*[[Super Mario Bros. Monopoly|''Super Mario Bros.'' Monopoly]]